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Are they normally worth $1 each, and if they are legit how would anyone ever get them so cheap. Note: I am not asking about your valuable "secret sources," but curious about the performers. Don't they "get paid" and then cash the tokens in for real money, and they are expecting full value? How could this possibly be real?
When online: House Blackjack is much faster and there are no distractions from other players, so it seems much better. Overall, Live in a real casino is best, but the table minimums are much higher than online, so the money needed is sometimes way too high. Basically, online House is cheaper and super fast with no need to have to get to a casino. I finally played so much I will be spending time on other things. 
Re: Let's get to know everyone's personal opinion about Bitcoin
I have been familiar with BTC since 2012. When I was transection BTC, its price was very low. If those accounts are no longer there because they were on a much earlier device, those devices no longer exist.
I have seen the Up and Down of BTC, but I could not imagine that it slowly became so popular. Now, I think BTC will do very well in the near future. It is still in very good shape, though. It will cross 100k+ very soon. What is your personal opinion about BTC?
I have seen the Up and Down of BTC, but I could not imagine that it slowly became so popular. Now, I think BTC will do very well in the near future. It is still in very good shape, though. It will cross 100k+ very soon. What is your personal opinion about BTC?
I should have started much earlier, but have no regrets, there are still many opportunities. BTC has the potential to help many people by providing solid money. The ecosystem/community is seriously flawed with too many people who still haven't learned not to give tons of money to the next FTX.
Re: FTX Exchange might be brought back online - Would you use it again?
Listening to the FTX Bankrupcy hearing and its seems positive on many notes.
*They located almost $5B in liquid assets. Not including the locked SOL tokens which might be worth alot if SOL goes up in value in the near future.
*They also located almost another $5B of other investments, most likely these are the companies that SBF invested in
*They agreed to redact all the customer names (for now)
They are also thinking of rebooting the FTX exchange since they believe it can be profitable with all the fees. Once its stable and has good volume they will sell the business. So with the $8-10B in liabilities it should be enough to make the exchange solvent again, just like MtGox.
The feed went private for some reason so I can't provide a link but maybe the archive will be reposted on Youtube in a few hours by someone.
*They located almost $5B in liquid assets. Not including the locked SOL tokens which might be worth alot if SOL goes up in value in the near future.
*They also located almost another $5B of other investments, most likely these are the companies that SBF invested in
*They agreed to redact all the customer names (for now)
They are also thinking of rebooting the FTX exchange since they believe it can be profitable with all the fees. Once its stable and has good volume they will sell the business. So with the $8-10B in liabilities it should be enough to make the exchange solvent again, just like MtGox.
The feed went private for some reason so I can't provide a link but maybe the archive will be reposted on Youtube in a few hours by someone.
"...make the exchange solvent again, just like MtGox." The nervous investors are hoping for much better than MtGox! When Gox finally became "solvent" that was in terms of USD and Bitcoin had exploded in terms of fiat value. The old-timers here know all too well Huge amounts of BTC were permanently stolen from MtGox customers. Calling MtGox solvent is a bit like saying you enjoyed the band that wouldn't stop playing while the Titantic sank.